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.github/workflows/code-review.yml

• [High]Update Docker image to a newer and more secure version
  The Docker image used in this code contains vulnerabilities that can be exploited by attackers. Update the Docker image to a newer and more secure version
• [High]Avoid using hardcoded credentials
  Authentication keys or tokens are hardcoded into the code, which can be reverse-engineered by attackers if the code is compromised. Use a secure credential store such as AWS Secrets Manager or Hashicorp Vault to store tokens, or use environment variables to store keys
• [Medium]Limit the privileges granted to the runner
  The runner has elevated privileges, which can be exploited by attackers to perform malicious activities. Restrict the runner’s permissions to the minimum level required to execute the code, and avoid running the code as root if possible
• [Medium]Implement rate limiting to prevent brute-force attacks
  The code does not implement rate limiting, which can enable attackers to perform brute-force attacks. Implement rate limiting to limit the number of requests or authentication attempts that can be made within a specific time period
• [Low]Use strong passwords for accounts and systems
  Weak or easily guessable passwords can be a vulnerability and can be exploited by attackers. Enforce the use of strong, complex passwords that meet industry best practices, such as requiring a minimum length and a mix of upper- and lower-case letters, numbers, and symbols

.github/workflows/test.yml

• [High]Avoid relying on outdated or unsupported dependencies
  The git patch uses an outdated or unsupported version of a dependency. Update to a recent and supported version of the mentioned dependency.
• [High]Don't rely on external sources, including scripts, without reviewing and testing them properly
  The git patch uses a script from an external source without proper review and testing. Review and test the external script thoroughly before relying on it. Consider creating your own version of the script.
• [Medium]Avoid using deprecated code
  The git patch uses a deprecated code module or function. Replace the deprecated code with a recommended alternative.
• [Medium]Avoid hardcoded secrets or credentials
  The git patch includes hardcoded secrets or credentials. Remove the hardcoded secrets or credentials and use a secure and encrypted configuration mechanism. Consider using a secrets management system.
• [Medium]Prevent unauthorized access to the Github token
  The git patch uses an unprotected Github token. Use Github secrets to protect the token from unauthorized access and exposure. Apply the 'least privilege' principle by limiting the access of the token to specific resources and operations.
• [Low]Remove unnecessary or obsolete dependencies
  The git patch includes unnecessary or obsolete dependencies. Remove the unnecessary or obsolete dependencies from the codebase and update the documentation accordingly.

.github/workflows/release.yml

• [High]Use exact commit SHA instead of version tag in security-sensitive dependencies
  Security-sensitive dependencies should always be specified with an exact commit SHA instead of relying on a version tag, which could be pointing to a different commit with a potential security vulnerability. Replace the version tag with the exact commit SHA for harden-runner and actions/checkout dependencies.
• [High]Use depth 1 for actions/checkout instead of fetch all commits
  Fetching the entire history of the repository unnecessarily increases the attack surface. It is recommended to fetch only the latest commit. Replace fetch-depth: 0 with fetch-depth: 1 in the actions/checkout step configuration.
• [Medium]Pin exact versions of dependencies
  Specifying exact versions of dependencies reduces the possibility of introducing breaking changes or security vulnerabilities in the application due to an upstream change. Replace version tags with exact versions of the harden-runner and actions/checkout dependencies.
• [Medium]Configure egress firewall rules with least privilege
  Egress firewall rules should only allow necessary outbound traffic and restrict access to known good destinations. Review the current egress policy and configure it following the principle of least privilege.
• [Low]Use the latest version of the harden-runner action
  Using the latest version of an action ensures that it contains the latest bug fixes and security updates. Update the harden-runner action reference to the latest version.

.github/workflows/scorecards.yml

• [High]Using an updated version of the action checkout
  The code is using an old version of the action checkout which could lead to potential security vulnerabilities and missing features on the current version of the action. Update the version of the 'actions/checkout' to the latest version. For example, 'uses: actions/checkout@v2.4.3'
• [High]Using an updated version of the action harden-runner
  The code is using an old version of the action harden-runner which could lead to potential security vulnerabilities and missing features on the current version of the action. Update the version of 'step-security/harden-runner' to the latest version. For example, 'uses: step-security/harden-runner@v2.8.5'
• [Medium]Enabling the persist-credentials flag to true
  Using persist-credentials as false may leak sensitive credentials in unexpected ways. Enabling persist-credentials adds a safety net by guaranteeing that no credentials are lost or disclosed by mistake. Set the 'persist-credentials' flag in 'actions/checkout' to true. For example, 'persist-credentials: true'

.github/workflows/automatePR.yml

• [High]Update the version of the step-security/harden-runner action to the latest version available
  The current version of the step-security/harden-runner action being used is outdated and may contain security vulnerabilities or issues. Updating to the latest version of the action can help prevent against known security risks. Update the 'uses' field in the 'Harden Runner' step to the latest version of the step-security/harden-runner action available.
• [High]Update the version of the actions/checkout action to the latest version available
  The current version of the actions/checkout action being used is outdated and may contain security vulnerabilities or issues. Updating to the latest version of the action can help prevent against known security risks. Update the 'uses' field in the 'actions/checkout' step to the latest version of the actions/checkout action available.
• [Medium]Enable branch protection rules to prevent merging code without the required number of code reviews or outdated dependencies
  Without branch protection rules in place, it is more difficult to ensure that code is reviewed and updated dependencies are installed before being merged into a production branch. This can lead to security vulnerabilities and issues in production. Add branch protection rules to the repository to require a minimum number of code reviews and have checks to ensure that dependencies are up to date before allowing a merge into production branches.
• [Medium]Use a secret management solution to store and protect sensitive credentials and secrets
  Storing sensitive credentials and secrets directly in code can lead to security vulnerabilities, as these values can be easily accessed by anyone with access to the code. Using a secret management solution can provide an added layer of protection and help prevent against potential security breaches. Use a third-party secret management solution, such as HashiCorp Vault or AWS Secrets Manager, to store and manage sensitive credentials and secrets. Update the code to use these solutions to access any necessary credentials or secrets.
• [Low]Use HTTPS instead of HTTP for all external API calls
  Using HTTP instead of HTTPS for external API calls can lead to security vulnerabilities, as HTTP traffic is not encrypted and can potentially be intercepted or modified by a third party. Update any external API calls in the code to use HTTPS instead of HTTP.

.github/workflows/codeql.yml

• [High]Update dependencies to their latest version
  The Git patch includes outdated dependencies for runner hardening and repository checkout which can leave the system vulnerable as older dependencies may have known vulnerabilities. Use the latest version of the dependencies 'step-security/harden-runner' and 'actions/checkout' in their respective uses fields
• [Medium]Remove hardcoded secrets from code and use GitHub Secrets
  Hardcoding secrets directly into the Git patch file even if obfuscated can leave them vulnerable to exposure. Use GitHub repository Secrets to store secrets and remove their hardcoded values from the code patch. Use the Actions Secret creation documentation as reference for creating Secrets https://docs.github.com/en/free-pro-team@latest/actions/reference/encrypted-secrets
• [Low]Use unique runner hardening policies for each repository
  Hardening runners globally poses potential risks because one policy might not fit all repositories. By configuring hardening policies for individual repositories, execution environments become more compliant with specific requirements, and the runner is more secure. Define hardening policies in each repository that uses the runner hardening setup component

.github/workflows/int.yml

• [High]Verify dependency versions against vulnerability databases
  The git patch updates the version of the actions/checkout and step-security/harden-runner GitHub Actions. Developers should verify that the new versions do not have any known vulnerabilities by checking vulnerability databases such as the National Vulnerability Database or software vendor security advisories. Before updating dependencies, developers should check known vulnerability databases for potential issues with the new versions. They can also use tools such as GitHub's Dependabot or Snyk to detect known vulnerabilities in dependencies.
• [High]Use shallow clone to reduce attack surface
  The git patch currently uses fetch-depth: 0 for the actions/checkout step, which clones the entire repository history. This increases the attack surface for potential attackers by exposing a large amount of code that might have sensitive information, dependencies with vulnerabilities or other potential issues. Instead, a shallow clone should be used to reduce the amount of potentially sensitive code exposed. Replace the fetch-depth: 0 parameter with shallow: true to reduce the amount of code exposed. Developers should also consider setting the depth parameter to a value that retrieves enough information for the specific workflow, while keeping the attack surface to a minimum.
• [Medium]Use consistent versioning across dependencies
  The git patch modifies the versions of the actions/checkout and step-security/harden-runner GitHub Actions. While it is important to verify that new versions do not have known vulnerabilities, it is also recommended to use consistent versioning across dependencies to ensure a stable codebase. Developers should use a standardized versioning scheme across all dependencies to ensure consistency and prevent version conflicts. Tools such as GitHub's Dependabot can help automate the process of updating dependencies to the latest stable versions.
• [Medium]Do not rely on default configuration settings
  The git patch relies on default configuration settings for the step-security/harden-runner GitHub Action. This can lead to misconfigurations or incorrect usage of the action by developers who are not familiar with the default behaviors. Developers should carefully review and configure the action parameters to ensure the intended behavior is achieved. Default settings should not be relied upon and should be configured explicitly to prevent misconfigurations. Consider adding comment lines or documentation that describes the non-default configuration set by the user.
• [Low]Simplify parameters for readability and maintainability
  The git patch includes long and complex parameters for the step-security/harden-runner GitHub Action. This can make the configuration less readable and harder to maintain over time. Developers should consider simplifying the parameters for readability. They can achieve this by using variables or by breaking up long argument strings over multiple lines. Code comments can be included where necessary to help explain specific parameters or configurations.

.github/workflows/kb-test.yml

• [High]Use specific (narrowed) actions/checkout versions instead of using the latest
  Using the latest action version of actions/checkout could result in major changes to the environment and potential breaking of the pipeline. The fix for this issue is to specify narrow version ranges of the actions you are using in the workflow. For example, you could replace 'actions/checkout@v2' with 'actions/checkout@v2.4.2' if that specific version has been tested and works in the pipeline.
• [Medium]Implement thorough Input validation
  Input validation protects against injection attacks and other forms of malicious input. Input validation can be implemented through the use of built-in validation functions in the language or through custom validation functions. For example, in Golang, the strconv package provides a method to validate whether a string represents a valid integer. Developers can use these functions to check the validity of all input received via HTTP requests.
• [Medium]Remove unused variables to minimize security risks
  Unused variables increase the surface area for potential attacks, which can put the entire system at risk. Developers can ensure that all variables declared in the code are used by the code. If any unused variables exist, they should be removed from the code to minimize the risk to the system.
• [Low]Provide comprehensive commit messages for easier understanding and tracking
  Detailed commit messages assist developers and reviewers and are crucial in cases where identifying the responsible party and identifying when the code change happened are important. Developers should aim to give detailed commit messages that briefly describe the modifications they have made in the code. It should be concise and clear. Following a specific convention for commit messages such as 'Subject: Detailed information about the change' can be very helpful for easy understanding.

.github/workflows/kbanalysis.yml

• [High]Use specific commit hashes or tags for dependecies
  Using a release tag or specific commit hash is safer than using a branch or a generic tag because the dependecy of your code will always point to the same version. It avoids dependencies drifting from the original verified version. Replace the generic tags by specific tags or commit hashes.
• [High]Verify dependencies authenticity and integrity
  Verifying the authenticity and integrity of dependencies is critical in ensuring that no malicious code has been added to them. Using cryptographic hashing is a good way to verify their integrity. Add a step to verify all the dependencies with their cryptographic hashes or use a package manager that does that automatically.
• [High]Use Code signing to verify the author of the code
  Code signing is a method used to verify the author of the code and to ensure that the code hasn't been tampered with. Not using code signing can result in code that has been modified by unauthorized parties. Introduce code signing for all the code used in the project and verify that the signatures match before using the code.
• [Medium]Use security patches or updates to the dependencies regularly
  Security patches or updates need to be applied to the dependencies regularly so that vulnerabilities are addressed. Regularly check for security updates of the dependencies and apply them without delaying.
• [Medium]Use a package manager to manage dependencies to prevent security vulnerabilities
  Package managers can automatically manage all the dependencies and updates, ensuring that known vulnerabilities are patched when new versions of a library are released. Use package manager to register all the dependencies and use it to manage the versions automatically and apply security patches.
• [Low]Add comments to the code to improve readability and understandability
  Code that lacks comments can be difficult for other developers to read and understand, which makes future development or debugging difficult. Add inline comments to the code to explain the purpose of the different sections of the code.
• [Low]Add logging and monitoring to the code
  Adding logging and monitoring to the code allows developers to troubleshoot issues more easily. It also allows security teams to detect and respond to possible attacks. Add logging statements in critical places in the code and configure monitoring systems to detect unusual activity.

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.github/workflows/kb-test.yml

• [High]Do not use ambiguous or variable-specific language in VCS commits
  Using ambiguous or variable-specific language in version control system (VCS) commits can introduce security risks or create problems during code review or debugging. Use clear and concise language while writing VSC commits. Avoid using variable-specific names, full names, or other sensitive information as arguments or inputs.
• [High]Keep dependencies up-to-date
  Keeping dependencies up-to-date helps to prevent security vulnerabilities and keeps code up to modern standards. Keep dependencies up-to-date by periodically checking the dependencies for new releases and updating them as soon as possible. This can be done manually or through a tool like dependabot.
• [High]Use verified Git actions only
  Using unverified or outdated actions may pose security risks such as allowing attackers to execute arbitrary code or install malicious software on target systems. Use only verified Git actions with SHA-256 checksums and signed by verified developers. Verify that the action is provided by a reputable source and that it is regularly updated.
• [Medium]Use a specific Git reference instead of a branch name
  Using a specific Git reference instead of a branch name can provide more clarity and predictability to the codebase. Update the reference to the specific Git commit or tag instead of using the branch name.
• [Medium]Ensure that sensitive information is not exposed in code
  Sensitive information, such as API keys or passwords, should not be exposed in code as it can pose a security risk. Store sensitive information in a separate location and reference it from the codebase. Also, make sure that sensitive information is not exposed in logs or error messages.
• [Low]Use multi-stage Docker builds to reduce the image size
  Using multi-stage Docker builds helps to reduce image size and improves security by reducing the attack surface. Use multi-stage Docker builds where possible to reduce the image size and secure the application.
• [Low]Remove unnecessary dependencies
  Unused or unnecessary dependencies can increase the attack surface and make the application more vulnerable to vulnerabilities. Remove unused or unnecessary dependencies from the codebase by checking for any dependencies that are not being used and removing them.

.github/workflows/scorecards.yml

• [High]Use specific Git SHA for actions/checkout
  Using a vague Git SHA for actions/checkout can result in unexpected changes and vulnerability issues. It is recommended to use a specific Git SHA to ensure consistency and protection. Replace actions/checkout@a5ac7e51b41094c92402da3b24376905380afc29 with a specific Git SHA, such as actions/checkout@595548eb9e292cf531e0d9047bc35fc0c0e7b3b1 (v4.1.6).
• [High]Upgrade to the latest version of harden-runner
  Using an outdated version of harden-runner can lead to known security vulnerabilities. It is recommended to use the latest version to ensure the highest level of security. Replace step-security/harden-runner@17d0e2bd7d51742c71671bd19fa12bdc9d40a3d6 with the latest version of harden-runner, such as step-security/harden-runner@v2.8.1.

.github/workflows/test.yml

• [High]Use the latest version of the Checkout action
  The Checkout action should be updated to the latest version to ensure the latest security fixes and functionality improvements. Update the Checkout action to the latest version by using actions/checkout@v2.
• [Medium]Use the latest version of the harden-runner action
  The harden-runner action should be updated to the latest version to ensure the latest security fixes and functionality improvements. Update the harden-runner action to the latest version by using step-security/harden-runner@v2.8.1.
• [Low]Remove redundant concurrency configuration
  The concurrency configuration is not needed in the workflow file as it duplicates the runs-on configuration and does not add any value. Remove the concurrency configuration from the workflow file.

.github/workflows/int.yml

• [High]Use pinned versions for Docker images to ensure reproducibility and security of the build environment
  The Docker images used by the pipelines should be pinned to a specific version to ensure reproducibility and to protect against vulnerabilities in the latest versions. This will ensure that the build environment is secure and consistent across different builds. Instead of using 'latest' tag for Docker images, use a specific version. For example, use 'ubuntu:18.04' instead of 'ubuntu:latest'.
• [High]Limit network access for the runner to minimize exposure to attacks
  The runner should have limited network access to minimize the exposure to attacks from the network. The runner should only be able to communicate with the necessary resources and not anything else. Use firewall rules or other network access control mechanisms to limit the network access for the runner. For example, block all incoming traffic on ports that are not required for the pipeline to function properly.
• [High]Enable code signing to ensure authenticity and integrity of the code
  Code signing should be enabled to ensure the authenticity and integrity of the code. This will help prevent unauthorized modifications to the code and ensure that only the intended code is executed. Use code signing to sign all critical code components and verify the signatures before executing the code. Use a trusted and secure code signing mechanism to prevent unauthorized modifications to the code.
• [High]Perform vulnerability scanning on the Docker images to detect security flaws
  Vulnerability scanning should be performed on the Docker images to detect any security flaws or vulnerabilities that may exist. This will help ensure that the Docker images are secure and will not introduce vulnerabilities into the build environment. Use a vulnerability scanning tool to scan the Docker images for known vulnerabilities and security flaws before using them in the pipeline. Take appropriate actions to remediate any vulnerabilities found.
• [High]Use a private registry to store Docker images instead of a public registry
  A private registry should be used to store Docker images instead of a public registry to ensure the confidentiality and integrity of the images. This will help prevent unauthorized access to the images and reduce the risk of introducing malicious code into the build environment. Set up a private registry to store Docker images and ensure that it is secured with appropriate access controls. Use the private registry instead of public ones to store Docker images used in the pipeline.
• [Medium]Fetch only the required Git branches to reduce attack surface and speed up pipeline execution
  Fetching all Git branches can create unnecessary attack surface, slow down pipelines, and increase storage and bandwidth consumption. Fetch only the necessary branches as it will prevent unauthorized access to the codebase, and speed up pipeline execution. Set the fetch-depth field to a non-zero number to fetch only the required Git branch (such as the main branch) instead of fetching all branches. For example, use fetch-depth: 1 instead of fetch-depth: 0.
• [Medium]Use verified publishers for third-party software dependencies to minimize the risk of including malicious code
  Use verified publishers to minimize the risk of including malicious code in the pipeline due to a compromised third-party library. This will ensure that only trusted code is used in the pipeline. Use package managers that support verified publishers and enforce the use of only verified packages. For example, use npm with verified publishers instead of directly including third-party libraries sourced via unverified endpoints.
• [Low]Use a package manager lockfile to ensure the consistency of dependencies across different environments
  Use a package manager lockfile to ensure consistency in dependencies and packages across different environments. This will also help prevent issues from arising when packages are updated or added to the pipeline. Use package manager lockfiles to ensure that the package versions remain consistent across different environments, and to prevent updates from causing issues. For example, use a package-lock.json file when using npm.
• [Low]Ensure code is formatted consistently to improve code readability and maintainability
  Code formatting should be consistent to improve code readability and maintainability. Consistent formatting can help developers understand the codebase and avoid errors caused by inconsistent formatting. Use a code formatter tool to format code uniformly across the codebase. For example, use the 'go fmt' command for Go code to ensure code is formatted uniformly.
• [Low]Add comments to the code to make it easier to understand
  Comments should be added to the code to make it easier to understand. Comments can help developers understand the intent of the code and how it works, which can help reduce errors and simplify maintenance. Add comments to the code explaining the intent of each function or code block, as well as any assumptions made or limitations on how the code can be used. This will make it easier for others to understand the code and make future modifications.

.github/workflows/code-review.yml

• [High]Use a fixed version for external dependencies
  The Runner hardening script uses an external dependency. The script is referencing a specific commit version (17d0e2bd7d51742c71671bd19fa12bdc9d40a3d6), but this is not a fixed version. This can lead to compatibility issues or potential security vulnerabilities in the future. Replace the commit sha with a fixed version number, such as v2.8.1.
• [Medium]Disable unused steps
  The hardening script contains a step to block egress traffic. This may be necessary for some environments but may not be appropriate for all, which could block the runner from working properly. Remove the egress-policy step or modify it to match the requirements of the environment.
• [Medium]Maintain documentation about the hardening script
  The hardening script does not have any documentation on what it does, why it is needed, and how it should be used. This can lead to confusion or mistakes when using it. Provide documentation on how to use and configure the hardening script, as well as the rationale for its use.
• [Low]Enable image caching to speed up builds
  The hardening script does not enable Docker image caching, which can slow down builds significantly as Docker will download each image from scratch. This can be especially slow if there are many images to be downloaded or if the network connection is slow. Add a step to enable Docker image caching to speed up builds.

.github/workflows/codeql.yml

• [High]Use specific git hash instead of branch/tag name in actions/checkout step
  Using a specific git hash in actions/checkout step reduces the risk of executing malicious code by ensuring the code downloaded matches the expected code. Replace 'actions/checkout@2541b1294d2704b0964813337f33b291d3f8596b' with 'actions/checkout@a5ac7e51b41094c92402da3b24376905380afc29' or another specific git hash.
• [Medium]Use semantic versioning instead of a specific git hash in harden-runner step
  Using a specific Git hash instead of semantic versioning in the harden-runner step increases the risk of software supply chain attacks, as there is no easy way to audit what code is actually executed. Replace 'step-security/harden-runner@ebacdc22ef6c2cfb85ee5ded8f2e640f4c776dd5' with 'step-security/harden-runner@v2.8.1' or another semantic version.
• [Medium]Reduce the egress-policy scope in harden-runner step
  Reducing the egress-policy scope in harden-runner step can minimize the risk of data exfiltration or command-and-control communication by limiting the destinations allowed. Update the harden-runner step to use a more restrictive egress-policy value.

.github/workflows/kbanalysis.yml

• [High]Use specific commit hash instead of branch/tag name for actions/checkout
  Using branch/tag names for actions/checkout leaves the pipeline vulnerable to unexpected changes in the codebase. A specific commit hash should be used to ensure code consistency and security. Change actions/checkout@a5ac7e51b41094c92402da3b24376905380afc29 #v4.1.6 to actions/checkout@<commit hash>.
• [High]Use specific commit hash instead of branch/tag name for step-security/harden-runner
  Using branch/tag names for step-security/harden-runner leaves the pipeline vulnerable to unexpected changes in the codebase. A specific commit hash should be used to ensure code consistency and security. Change step-security/harden-runner@17d0e2bd7d51742c71671bd19fa12bdc9d40a3d6 # v2.8.1 to step-security/harden-runner@<commit hash>.
• [Medium]Audit the egress-policy configuration of hardened runner
  The egress policy is a security feature in the hardened runner that limits network egress from the runner host. The policy must be audited to ensure that it does not contain any vulnerabilities or misconfigurations. Conduct a thorough audit of the egress-policy configuration of the hardened runner.
• [Medium]Use semantic versioning while specifying the version of the step-security/harden-runner action
  Using semantic versioning can help ensure the stability of the pipeline by preventing unexpected breaking changes from being introduced. Change step-security/harden-runner@17d0e2bd7d51742c71671bd19fa12bdc9d40a3d6 # v2.8.1 to step-security/harden-runner@v2.8.^1.
• [Medium]Use semantic versioning while specifying the version of the actions/checkout action
  Using semantic versioning can help ensure the stability of the pipeline by preventing unexpected breaking changes from being introduced. Change actions/checkout@a5ac7e51b41094c92402da3b24376905380afc29 #v4.1.6 to actions/checkout@v4.1.^6.
• [Low]Add documentation to explain the purpose of the 'harden runner' step
  Proper documentation can help ensure that the pipeline is fully understood by all team members, and can help to prevent misconfigurations or other issues. Add documentation to explain the purpose of the 'Hardened Runner' step.

.github/workflows/release.yml

• [High]Use specific version instead of Git commit hash in dependencies to ensure reproducible builds
  The current Git commit hash based references can lead to unverifiable and non-reproducible builds, thereby posing a security issue. It is recommended to use specific version numbers instead. Replace uses: step-security/harden-runner@ebacdc22ef6c2cfb85ee5ded8f2e640f4c776dd5 with uses: step-security/harden-runner@v2.8.1 and replace uses: actions/checkout@629c2de402a417ea7690ca6ce3f33229e27606a5 with uses: actions/checkout@v4.1.6.
• [High]Limit network egress policies to specific required traffic only
  The current egress-policy: audit setting may cause unintended security implications if it allows unnecessary or excessive network traffic. It is recommended to review and limit the egress policies to specific required traffic only. Review the egress policies for the pipeline to identify any unnecessary or excessive traffic and limit the policies to only allow specific required traffic.
• [Medium]Check if there is an available alternative to the fetch-depth: 0 parameter
  The fetch-depth: 0 parameter may result in unnecessarily downloading the entire Git repository, which can be a security risk and a time-consuming process. It is recommended to check if there is an available alternative to the fetch-depth: 0 parameter. Review the documentation or the implementation of the actions/checkout action to check if there is an available alternative to the fetch-depth: 0 parameter.

.github/workflows/automatePR.yml

• [High]Update security packages to latest version for both harden-runner and actions/checkout
  Security vulnerabilities and patches are often released by package maintainers, and staying up to date should be a priority in all software development. Update the uses field in the git patch to use the latest version of step-security/harden-runner and actions/checkout.
• [Medium]Specify a version for egress-policy in the harden-runner step
  It's always good practice to use specific versions for packages or dependencies in DevOps pipelines to ensure reproducible builds and avoid unexpected or breaking changes. Change the harden-runner step to use a specific version for the egress-policy argument.
• [Low]Use HTTPS for repository URL in the actions/checkout step
  Using HTTPS for repository URLs is a best practice for secure and safe connections over the internet. Change the repository argument in the actions/checkout step to use HTTPS instead of HTTP.

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